so did christophe meyer even though he was skeptical at first. but it have my doubts i'd already been through a lot and you reach a point where you basically give up hope. along with the medical help dr remsburg provided me with a lot of emotional support and all those factors combined to help. with. the p.r.t. therapy helped but christoph meyer is also doing his bit going to physiotherapy and getting plenty of exercise. and give dr to me he's a doctor for sports medicine and the head of the department for health and fitness at the sports medical center in berlin thanks for having me today when i see patients with lower back pain they often ask me think head and get some x. ray or an m.r.i. scan but and when do i have to do an m.r.i. scan as a doctor in most of the cases it's not necessarily cause lower back pain is limited and last for only a couple of days it can be severe but in most of the cases it's less just for a short time but if it does not receipt afterwards some days or eat repeated after a certain time or if the doctor suspects change

this is christoph meyers fifth session p.r.t. involves an injection with a combination of different drugs. guided by x. rays they will be administered directly to the root of the compressed nerve the goal is to support its regeneration. this is where your ridiculous therapy help support the natural healing process nature's response to a slipped disc is to try to dry it out. the question is how long can the nerve tolerate the compression of what the p.r.t. does is accelerate that drying out process so that the nerve can recover more quickly and doesn't suffer any permanent damage. up to eighty five percent of patients are p.t. obtain some benefit from p r t so did christophe my even though he was skeptical of first. but it have my doubts i'd already been through a lot and you reach a point where you basically give up hope. along with the medical help dr rahm's but provided me with a lot of emotional support and all those factors combined to help. with. the p.r.t. therapy helped but christoph meier is also doing his bit going to ph

christopher zook. also in new york, michelle meyer. one month volatility for the cable rate has picked up. christopher: we think this is a coin flip as to which way this is going to occur. we see from this overall trend the potential that we could see a real problem in europe which could carry over into the u.s. to --ld encourage people watch stocks with exposure to the domestic economy? christopher: for us, it's been trimming our long positions and putting hedges in the marketplace and taking advantage of the pullback in volatility put in place structures that give us downside protection and give volatility returns to the market. david: let's talk about the u.s. economy. specifically said one of the risks to the u.s. economy was brexit. slower growth in china and as well. michelle: there are these discrete risks out there that could end up creating major challenges for the u.s. economy. it's not to say that brexit itself is a challenge. if you get a no deal brexit, it will ripple through the global economy and impact of the u.s. econom

and also christopher meyer, former british ambassador to the us: "there‘s a deep confusion in today‘sthe future relationship. may‘s deal is about ratifying stage i, the indicative votes are mainly about stage 2." that is correct in part that we should say part of theresa may‘s deal is the political declaration and that has been rejected by mps twice and that does deal with the outline ambitions for the future. just to reemphasize, to mile mps will not be voting on it, they will just be voting on the withdrawal deal section of this. and let‘s go back to rob watson one last time—onjust how mind—bogglingly confusing this all is for everyone. the reason why it is like that, there are several reasons but one as it was always going to be immensely difficult to carry out a brexit given that whether you like the european union or not, britton‘s membership of it as an integral part of the foreign and domestic policy so that is point number one but point number two, by this time, if you think about it, three years on from the referendum and the referendum was immensely divisive, there is an awf